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We have been studying the Jabberwocky poem by Lewis Carroll and discussing the moods that the poem creates. Today we used two primary colours and mixed them to create lots of different shades of colour. We then used paper collages to depict the fantasy characters in the poem: the Bandersnatch, the…

We had a fabulous summer holiday themed fun day, starting with packing a suitcase activities, sun cream safety and even a life like aeroplane experience!!

Our grown ups, brothers and sisters came in the afternoon for some snakes and ladders, limbo, connect 4, bouncy castle, parachute and crazy…

There was lots of excitement today in nursery when friends spotted this man in his vehicle through our window. We quickly went outside to see what he was doing to the lamp post. He waved at us as we watched him change light bulb. Some of us thought this job was the best job…

We had so much fun at our nursery sports day!

Our grown ups came to watch us and we completed lots of different throwing, catching and balancing events. We then had running races, egg and spoon races and even the sack race!

We were presented with shiny medals whilst everyone…

Nursery went on a shape hunt in church.

 We had a look outside then found lots of different shapes inside too. We explored and looked closely all around.

Year 5 had chance to help out at the Nursery Sports Day this afternoon. They were responsible for running a selection of activities as well as supporting some of the nursery children as they tried them out. Mrs Atkinson was very grateful for their help.

Thank you to Sgt Carson-Brown who came to visit us yesterday, continuing our citizenship work. He told us about the law, the role of the police and the huge variety of jobs within the police. He also reminded us of our responsibilities, especially now that we are all over the age of 10 - the age…

Year 2 have enjoyed playing musical instruments outside this afternoon. We followed a beat and each group played a different pattern of sounds on a selection of instruments.

We had a fantastic day at Leighton Moss learning about habitats, food chains and exploring the reserve following maps.

Our Citizenship activities continued today with a visit from Magistrates in the Community. Mrs. Randell spent the day with us, explaining the role of the magistrates as well as discussing the consequences and severity of different crimes. In the afternoon, we acted out a trial - a case of…